Slavic Shamans, Wizards and Witches, Healing With Magic

[@HumanAffairsOfficial]

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[@romtroy5551]

2:40 Lahi In Poland word Włochy means Italia. Poles also are called Lahi on the east because of Lechitic ancestors. romtroy.blogspot.com/2019/04/vindelicia-slavic-province-of-rome.html

[@simonidastankovic2627]

@Rom_troy оh, just do shut down

[@simonidastankovic2627]

@Rom_troy you missed the Theme, lol, Vrach, Врач means Doctor in modern Russian, Доктор is precisely coming from the old meaning of the word Vrach, meaning Wizard

[@simonidastankovic2627]

Сведочење Арабијског путописца у вези жртвовања деце и жена у Словена и Скита не бих узела здраво за готово, и Грци су свашта писали и закључивали према свом нахођењу и посматрајући из својега угла.

[@silversunrise83]

Thanks, very interesting and informative.

[@tz4058]

I’m polish. When my wife was in her early stages of pregnancy my godmother said she could determine the gender of the baby with a “trick” that was passed down to her. She didn’t want me to tell anyone (oops) like it was a secret. She took a strand of my wife’s hair and ran it through my wedding band. The way the ring naturally spun would determine the gender. She guessed a boy. We had a boy. We didn’t take it seriously at the time but I always thought about it. This video reminder me of that.

[@_phosphorus]

How old are you?

[@tz4058]

@@_phosphorus 35

[@MaleticDejan]

In some parts of serbia if women wants to know is she pregnant or not she piss on the axe and find out if axe get rusted :)

[@bread90210]

@@MaleticDejan similar tradition in Jamaica loo

[@croatiastronk6768]

So pretty much it was a 50/50 chance it would a boy or girl and she guessed right. Don't know how accurate that test is lol

[@marthinarauhut1876]

This is very interesting. My husband is Slavic, I will share this with him. I'm so pleased that the Slavic nations are starting to share there ancient mysteries in English with the world. It's wonderful for Slavs around the world who we're born out of these cultures can now re-connect with their ancient roots. Thank you very much ...

[@for_your_entertainment]

Being Slavic myself (Czech) I have to agree. It's so very hard to find information on Slavic spiritual roots

[@ezra5629]

Exactly I'm a polish / russian descendent in America and lately I've been wanting to connect with my primordial roots

[@Blanch590]

@@for_your_entertainment agreed. I really appreciate this video for putting all this research in one place.

[@tb2dx]

Agreed. My great grandparents moved to the us, and my dad changed his last name from fasczcewski to Oliver (his middle name), with the rest of the family of his generation changing it to faski. All 3 of my father’s children have grown up to resent it as our history was washed out through generations and we all want it back. The ‘new’ last name just feels inauthentic.

[@kahlalamb2854]

Thankyou , it means alot to me when I am reminded of my family. I enjoyed this video very much . I am sure I am not alone when I say , I wish I would have had interest or respect to listen when I was younger .' Now as an adult , I am noticing little aspects of everyday living and memories of moments with my family , it gives me such a bittersweet aching in my heart to know that , one's heritage runs so deep amd strong in oneself that even though I am born in America and most my family has passed on , I still feel their love amd strength. Thr more I learn investigating my ancestry and learning of my grandparents and great grandparents of how they lives amd the constant battles they had to endure through , I feel closer to them , in a small way I feel I am honoring their memory . Even though through war and politics and the line on the land has been redrawn , even if am called by a different name and my family s crest has become some long lost relic , I really do feel a sense of wonder amd pride that even through my adolescent ignorance and indifference, I still have traditional values , grew up eating some of the same foods , amd even though I didn't know it as this or that , I still remember my mom and grandparents growing and cannimg different veggies ( tomatoes my favorite ) and amd and my mom had such ' a green thumb , she didn't much care for flowers as gifts but she had soo many different plants some vines some looked like a tree there were so tall as a child looking up , she talked to them all humming some melody to herself as she watered and trimmed them up . I don't think anyone will read this , I wrote so much that I turned the comment into a journal entry , my apologies, sincerely! But thanks if ur still reading..I just get sentimental when I am reminded of my family , always been a bit of a crybaby. ( when I moved to my apt , I was given some basic furnishings from a local charity , some women mad me a quilt and sheets with embroidered roses and some old wooden chairs and a slat beach amongst others things , I was for once in my life speechless since my grandfather had the house fence lined with roses and my grandparents had a slat bench just thr se since their early years of marriage and the big tear jersey, the 2 wooden chairs i was given , as i flipped them upside down to polish / condition the wood , the underside of both the chairs had an engraved lettering on it saying MADE IN YUGOSLAVIA . ❤ When I remember my family and when I learn of the past , when a memory or knowledge or feeling is carries on , than perhaps a part of them or a part of who we are cant die, maybe it just transmuted from one energy to another , like the child sickness amd the tree .. like an egg to our skin , somehow with our intention can draw out like a salve and neutralize or change the sickness or attachment and dispell it.. perhaps its just pseudoscience but I was raised in the days when we had 'p.s.a.' on television saying that , 'if we can dream it - we can achieve it ' . Anyhow, this is long so I will be sure to go back and put this at the top as well.. THANKYOU for this video. Please continue to share more . Videos like these , are necessary . I think the video does of good job of highlighting the differences but also the common threads that across all walks of life , we have always shared. Thankyou and Blessed Be Thee , for sharing this .. besides a few videos on KZbin, there isn't many glimpses of this past . Ooiii..one glass of wine and im emo. Cutting myself off of the comment section now.

[@Alex-qd5hy]

Vrač or in Russian, Врач, is still the name we use for a doctor. That’s why there’s jokes about Russians going to other Slavic countries and if something happens they ask for a vrač, and people get scared lol.

[@christinastuder485]

Alex V When he said Vrac I was like ”Doesn‘t Russian People call doctors врач?“ :D I am learning Russian and I thought that's kinda odd because I expected a word similar to ”doctor”. Now I know the origin of врач 👍🏻

[@Gabi24492]

@@christinastuder485 if i'm not wrong, you can actually use доктор too

[@daniels1263]

Gabi24492 yeh u can

[@grom6791]

in serbia we say Vračar :D

[@risticmark]

In Serbia we use word Врачара for witch and word врач for wisard and rearly for doctor

[@sandiehleda3890]

Apart from all what I said, I congratulate you once again for doing such a beautiful job.

[@ДаркоЈовановић-д4щ]

In Montenegro we call them Zduhac for both genre. they can cure animals, people, fix weather, and speak with snakes. All of them have high energy level. Eaven today we have Zduhac's who have ability to cure your body from negative energy that causes many phisical and mental diseases. Man who merged Christianity and Pagan metod is Stojan Jovanović aka Vasilije Ostroski, his glory and mercy.!

[@simonidastankovic2627]

MОЛОДЕЦ СЛАВИК , we love your SLAVIC AFFAIRS CHANNEL !!!! KEEP UP , БРАТУХА !

[@kartof47]

I just want all slavs to be together!! Love every single slav land!!! ❤️

[@joedulewich4037]

Thank you for this video. I really appreciate it, and, your work. I am 1st generation Canadian, and, my grandmother, on my fathers side was a Polish healing woman, or witch. My mother's grandmother was a Romanian witch. I am known as a heathen, and a pagan here, in Canada. I fit in as well here as a turd in a punch bowl. I am very proud of my heritage, as a Slav in many ways. And, I practice the same things here. Thank you so much for sharing these facts with us. Also, Slavic women are sooooo beautiful. As beautiful as the mountains and lands around them. Once again, thank you for all the videos I have watched. It brings me closer to my real people. In heart and soul, I am and always will be Slavic.

[@magicmike_]

Joe Dulewich as a fellow 1st generation Canadian who is also a Slav (from the Balkans), you’re just fine in my books :).

[@EwigWinterreich]

Stay in Canada, "slavs".

[@EwigWinterreich]

@Stefan S is that what you tell yourself at night to justify your running away from your homeland?

[@Izka3gChupaChups]

@@EwigWinterreich you know some people are forced to move as children.. . Nobody is really truly abandoning their homeland

[@k.c7655]

Izqa Then they should try to move back here, and not live in a foreign land where most people will look down on them

[@igorhrusovsky9850]

Very ,very nice. I enjoyed again piece of our history. Thank you.

[@TuwinDiane]

Thank You! I know so little about the ancient Slavic ways even though I'm only 1 generation removed. I've been trying to learn my creation story and this helps greatly

[@rosel.150]

I was working on my genealogy and just discovered that some of my ancestors were royalty and kings. Some information explained that some of them were Slavic Pagans. This information helped me to understand and may explain why I have some beliefs I have today. Thank you

[@iwonas9132]

Jestem ciekawa jakie to były te twoje przekonania? Co czujesz, co wiedziałaś?

[@harlzberg6068]

Where did you find this, most Slavic genealogy stops around 1600's due to clergymen, priests church records and surnames only starting around 1650-1700, mainly just patrynomical. Which King(s) were your ancestors?

[@UhtredOfBamburgh]

In Ukrainian Vidma is a witch and charivna is a sentiment related to witchiness but also means beautiful. Edit: As in "bewitching"

[@slod.3712]

Thanks for the educational clip. Lots of these terminology, history and practise can still today be found in slavic countries.

[@SlippyCyppy]

I wonder what types of houses and settlements Ancient Slavs lived in?

[@wiredbeats9058]

CypCypTheWise that would make for a great video.

[@СергейКопылов-ф2д]

Earth-houses on South and usual wooden houses on North because of cold ground.

[@wiredbeats9058]

Сергей Копылов спасибо Сергей! ))

[@darkobozic6831]

They lived in houses like these sheperd cottages, because the cattle and people lived in the same space divided by the wooden outer wall, to preserve heat in the winter. www.google.com/search?q=velika+planina&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj0vNvfxtrjAhXQlIsKHejhB48Q_AUIESgB&biw=1120&bih=605#imgrc=MvVcqwsjtd3RoM:

[@zemljankavesna]

Darko Božič, bravo za informaciju. Suseda iz Zagreba.Lepi pozdrav

[@youtubebane7036]

I love slavic culture. I especially love slavic women. Buy slavic men are just as strong and brave as slavic women are intelligent and beautiful! Over all slavic people are my favorite in the world even though I'm not slavic myself. I'm celtic and Germanic and native American. But my children are part slavic. I love you guys. God and Goddess bless you.

[@EmpireTVDragon]

In Russian, the word Врач(Vrach) means doctor.

[@vko-reche]

A very well produced video, thank you for the effort.

[@timothybarker3589]

So informative. I love your channel.

[@angelrose3636]

This is amazing loved it

[@deepthoughts8393]

Beautiful ; Thank You. Dzieki 👍♥️

[@alexandersvir2422]

Vrac - ВРАЧ in Russian is literally doctor. Zrec - Жрец basically same thing video explained. We have very similar words

[@sarahweis7360]

Alexander Sviridov про жертву забыл

[@nathanwatches]

1:24 Swastika! I am Buddhist, very intrigued how it got there! Thank you.

[@Randy-1967]

The oldest swastikas in the world were found in slavic countries

[@ezra5629]

@@Randy-1967 they were found all over the world brother our ancestors used it africa Asia and the indigenous Americans did so to. Slava

[@charlierae8266]

Slavic people worshipped an old pegan religion that centered around the sun. Sun wheel is a swastika. They also celebrated the equinoxes and seasons as they wheel of the world turned.

[@loupnoir3647]

GIFT OF BLOOD & THE HEATHEN & WILD HUNT by Slavic Affairs ate my favorite songs.🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@ProudToBeFromPoland]

Proud to be slav which Supports Jesus Christus the only true god

[@MARKO8885VTC]

Interersting. My favorite flower is"perunika". We all know where that came from :)

[@lollylula6399]

So many interesting points, thank you 💞✨

[@dixitmadhuri1410]

Amazing video....❤💗❤Amazing pictures.... ❤💗❤ Thank you! ❤

[@denisetitchgregory5867]

This is fascinating!! Thank you! :)

[@sportsfisher9677]

Love this. SLAWA!

[@MrAtilla]

That quote is fascinating

[@DBSuperPolishCuririn]

Now in Polish native believers a sort of role similar to priest is ŻERCA BAJANIE Has the same meaning as i'm your language I got an challenge for You and i wish that You do a film about tattoos and body paintingu as i checked on other channell lately skandinavian tribes who Has later were only pushed by more contacts with greeks to be a mainly vikings took idea of tatooing and body paintingu from slavs

[@ogrekogrek]

Karate Kozak What with Lechitów Imperium?

[@MaleticDejan]

One of the serbian tribe called Tribali and their ancestors tatooed their bodies and faces till middle of 20th century

[@borzmir9326]

I dont think that slavs had tattoes

[@rudolfyakich6653]

Having a dark Slavic mind has been useful.

[@oceanblades2423]

I searched Something Like that thank you 👍❤️

[@Fashiondivision]

To jest to!

[@josephmichael8522]

Thank you for the knowledge and wisdom

[@memo_mauserlorettini5979]

In 1985-86 , i had a big hardened corn on my left pinky , several times it was cut with a scalpel and i was on antibiotics (7->8 y.o.) , nothing... One day my grandma told me : sit quietly and wait , one of my childhood friends will come to make you a magic , couse i am angry of your parents......the other old Lady comes , ask for a few things , including: a sewing needle, potato, sewing white cotton string....while preparing all that bunch of nonlinked objects, She starts to make a knots on the thread ,7 as far as i remember, and start to make a compliments , how pretty green are my eyes are....after that she started to speak quietly something , not in Bulgarian, not in Serbian , and not in Romanian...i just felt dizzy, and in a half a minute , any blood , any skin problem...... Until today just have a 0.1 mm point with more rose color, and that is .....(to be a Vrač)....

[@mitre1955]

Similar story, when I was kid I had warts on my hands. Tried cutting, burning , freezing nothing worked as they would always return. Our family Doctor at the time was Indian and he suggested we should try and find a shaman. My Mum found an old Macedonian lady who took some rock salt and rubbed it on my hands while reciting some words I could not understand. She told me to go home and wash my hands with water three times repeating I am washing the warts from my hands. The warts disappeared overnight and never returned, I am now 70 years old. This woman definitely had a gift as she was apparently well known for healing all types of ailments Doctors could not treat.

[@paulaaugust1]

Lah(s) or Leh(s)/Lech(s) is ancient way Polish people were called, an old name for Poland Lehia/Lechia/ Lehistan still in Turkish. Lah meant master (of himself) as everybody were equal/free status. Polach- Polak, literally means - after Lach- who was, as the legend say, the first leader of Poles. Nothing to do with Italians. Witch - wiedzma. Witcher/Druid - Wedun. (w=v) comes from wiedza/ Veda means knowledge . Yes, same like in Sanskrit.(ProtoIndoEuropeans roots) Yes, Slavs had their Vedas, now remains of it found mainly in Russian. Witches were not only healers, they were bearers of knowledge of the past- history, culture, origins. That's way Christians were killing and burning them so viciously. Slava

[@hasepsut011]

Poljak (the word we use in Serbian for person from Poland) would mean "the one who comes from the fields" as polje is field in our language. So, Poljska (as we say for country of Poland) would be the land of fields. That is said with no bad intentions just like fun fact :) Slava

[@finezyjnafantazja2495]

@@hasepsut011 Ależ i Ukraińcy zwą Polaków Lachami. A mówi się też w starym polskim porzekadle "strachy na lachy" gdy mowa o kimś kto straszy bajkami w które tylko dzieci by uwierzyły. My tak siebie nazywaliśmy.

[@hasepsut011]

@@finezyjnafantazja2495 thank you for information. But when I was searching Slavic history in the data I was able to collect so far, I found and information that Lachy was just one tribe of Polish nation. The name originate from tribe Lędzianie . They lived in north east. Those information I found in books from 10th and 11th century where they write about people of today Poland aria and Slavic tribes. Second big tribe was Vistulans (Wiślanie) . And the third biggest tribe was Polanie. And that is where the countrys name comes from now. So, I guess, you still would call yourself by any of these names, as we in Serbia do also. And one would find all of them in old texts, as we slavic people tend to use names of our tribes, our land, or even our job to describe to other people of Slavic origin who we are. We still use a lot of that also. I just guess that the name of the land was changing depending which tribe a king came from during the period or something like that. As Lechians were written down as tribe that was of greaat skills over boats and vessels. I also found out that they were in different books written down by many different versions of the name as foreign travelers had issues pronauncing slavic words. But all sujest one the same slavic root.

[@michajerchel7350]

This "żrec", or how to write it, are called in polish żerca (singular), żercy (plural)

[@maxmadou447]

Absolutely perfect

[@kendrajohnson4900]

My Mom's side of the family, all women are very in tune.

[@johnmarston4012]

Didn't know most of this as a pagan. Good job.

[@ezra5629]

Didn't know John masrtson was pagan

[@ProudToBeFromPoland]

May god forgive you

[@risingson7773]

Awesome channel.

[@bobthedestroyer6205]

Need more info videos like this. I cant get enough stari

[@krzysztofkaplinski8603]

Great material

[@thatahamoment497]

Great video! 👌🙂

[@vincentmiric4957]

Amazing video!

[@Jonny1966]

Good history thank for matrial top video ⭐️💙❤️👍

[@ImmaculateM1Garand]

Such an interesting culture.

[@elijahgregg4412]

The connection to trees reminds me of the druids.

[@willow272]

It's probably connected actually. Celtic and Slavic tribes mixed through history. Word druid comes from dru-wid (knower of the oak) and a Slavic version would be drv-vid (seer of trees). Worship of trees is the oldest known religious practice among Slavic people, before gods an goddesses. In Slavic mythology oak is not just a holy tree, but The World Tree, like Ygdrassil in Nordic mythology.

[@memo_mauserlorettini5979]

One of the oldest Slavic tribes were "drevljani" , means - tree peoples.....they lived in today's Bjelorus and in Bulgaria between mountains of Rila , Pirin(Perun) and Osogovo....the central city today is called "Dupnitza"......200 years ago name was "Dubnitza" , which meant to mean "Oak-lish" or " Oak-ville"....because the most sacred tree of this tribe, "Drevljani" was the Oak.....from there We the Slavs , we knock on wood , for luck, 2)for the protection; 3) to call the dark forces....They must knew something about the trees , like the gas that baobab is spreading when it feels pain.....

[@michaparzych6261]

Slava Rodu!

[@ziga7651]

Thank you

[@Crystalwitch1]

Thank you so much!

[@alphadraconian3483]

Vrac i vračara ❤️ veštica i čarobni narod ❤️

[@gamesforever5038]

maybe a Druid would be a good alternative for Vrac and Oracle for Zrec? just my 2 cents worth :)

[@knjazmimster495]

I think you're right about that one.

[@sandiehleda3890]

See this is where we hit grey area. The whole sacrificing animals comes from abrahamic religions. It is said that the offerings that Slavs made to the gods were not of sacrifice. Could it be that during the Time period that Christianity was spreading a mixture of both Slavic paganism and Christian customs began to occur. Leading up to ancient Slavs bringing in animal sacrifices as offerings?

[@EwigWinterreich]

Nonsense. Animal sacrifice was one of the main elements of Slavic paganism. Each god had an animal connected with him. Even today, in 2019, Slavs in villages still perform these sacrifices in certain parts of the year. Major of these is connected to Perun (Saint Illias the Thunderer) and rural people have countless rituals on this date, many of which include sacrificing of animals.

[@_phosphorus]

@@EwigWinterreich It was a thing in pretty much all ancient religions I think.

[@sandiehleda3890]

@@EwigWinterreich Thank you for clarifying, I was wondering about it because I remember Dmitriy Kushnir explain in a long video of his how animal sacrifice wasn't of the slavs. What is weird is that he has recently deleted all of his videos relating to Rodnovery. So now I'm just confused o.o

[@EwigWinterreich]

@@sandiehleda3890 glad I could help. Basically, Rodnovery and channels such as this really don't have a full grasp of old Slavic beliefs, etc... There is a lot that needs to be researched for a long time to actually know how Slavs lived. An example of animal sacrifice today are roosters - the animal of Perun and perhaps the most revered animal in Slavic culture.

[@zemljankavesna]

My cousain is going tomorrow from capital of Croatia, to celebrate Sv. Ilija, her relatives and neighbors is coming from diffent area of ex Yugoslavia, as well from Europe, especially from England, second generation living there. The main point is eating the lamb.

[@radioaktiveschildmaid7411]

What about szeptunka?

[@AnnAnn-il2lk]

How can I get in touch with her my mother is very ill

[@FaeSpirit84]

What books are there you can recommend to read more on this topic? And so it seems there is implication there is a connection with Druids and Slavic paganism did I process that correctly?

[@FaeSpirit84]

I have had suspicions that the Druids origins before going to Ireland or so came from such regions in the north. that is why i ask @SlavicAffairs

[@FaeSpirit84]

@@josephwarra5043 thank you !

[@finezyjnafantazja2495]

Polecam książki Trentowskiego

[@КотКотофей-т4й]

Шаман - Ведун,Ведунья Shaman - Vedun, Vedynia

[@АлексейВикторович-ч5р]

а Вконтакте есть группа ?

[@enyewox]

Today I watched video where they said that shaman is actually from siberia area where the strongest shamans are

[@MissTia777]

Im very sure Hollywood celebs make special visitations

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

In old norse they are called Völva or Seidr

[@АлексейФессович]

Слава славянам

[@thebestrexs1355]

How do you spell the earliest Slavic records you mentioned??

[@759Alexander]

Спасибо брат

[@MaleticDejan]

Even now every Slav cacrefice lamb to the pagan god Dabog, Dajbog or Dažbog on the 23 aplile but now that is st. George or Djurdjevdan or Gurgevden from prersian language gorg=wolf and Dabog is white wolf. Persian called Gorgians wolf people from gorg=wolf and by christianity st. George was born in Gerogia, coincidence or not? Same god was addopted by Romans from Etruscans and they called him Volcan=volc=volk=vuk. Before Etruscans came to Italy they lived in Lyca (lycantropy) and on Lemnos, home of greek god Hephestus who share same attributes with Dabog and Volcan...

[@zemljankavesna]

Thanks on that long answer .

[@Vivian_Ventrue]

hi, where is "Balalaika | Slavic Folk Trap Music" video???

[@HumanAffairsOfficial]

Removed it from yt, got complaints from the original author.

[@Vivian_Ventrue]

@@HumanAffairsOfficial hhm... but the original song is folklore, how could it have an author? The Internet remembers everything, I already found reloading this video )))

[@Randy-1967]

Scandinavians also used boar tusks as amulets and the like .

[@GOTOVOOOOOOOOO]

awesome video :)

[@sash-1111]

Whats the best to protect oneself from witchcraft

[@somethingwhat1447]

💜from 🇨🇿✌️

[@pinkrose6025]

Приятно и забавно слышать славянский акцент во время английского повествования)

[@simonidastankovic2627]

СОГЛАСНА, красиво звучит

[@ВольгА-ч3с]

Да нечего стесняться.

[@MacedonianGrace]

Да навистина звучи неверојатно добро.

[@ziga7651]

Točno,kar sem iskal👌👍

[@jelenadjuric5245]

Pozz iz Srbije

[@gujo22]

In today's Slovenia old Slavic religion had just a minor influence. There are in some parts of Slovenia much older religion and way off life that was still present in 20th century.

[@zemljankavesna]

Zanimljivo. Može dodatna informacija, link?

[@gujo22]

@@zemljankavesna Books of Pavel Medvešček.

[@gujo22]

The popular Tradition of present-day western Slovenia does not know the Slavic gods and mythology. Even so, there are very few Slavic mythologies in Slovenia and their origin is uncertain. Mostly it is the product of Pan-Slavism and has no foundations in folk tradition.

[@iwonas9132]

Szukajcie starych słowiańskich mantr- nazywają die Agma/ ogma. Mają wielką moc i miło ich posłuchać. Na przykład "Radoro Daro Slavo", "Tarohoro-czarodo-jarga-drago-Wese"

[@ameetheamelia]

Did you ever heart about Vedmak? (Video idea)

[@dominikadomaczaja5019]

I've heard that vampires are from Slavic mythology.

[@dominikadomaczaja5019]

S.S thank you. :) i will do research. :)

[@dominikadomaczaja5019]

Lovro Hrkać thank you. :) i will research everything about vampires. :)

[@MaleticDejan]

Count Dracula was vampire his name was Vlad Cepeš. Dracula=draco=dragon from the knights order of dragon where he was a member togedher with serbian prince Djuradj Branković and they fight against ottoman turks. In that time Romania and romanian language didnt exist, he was voivode of Wallachia...

[@jelena1133]

Vampir= serbian word🙌

[@ዮናታንፃድቅ]

Watch Dracula movie and you can get some clues about homosexualism and cannibalism or vampire. But I believe that movie does not represent the true nature of lovely Romanian people.

[@ogrekogrek]

maybe that reason that In Poland we call italian people włosi. Vlah became (sorry i try write phonetically ) vwoh , włoch.(Polish w sound like v , ł sound cyrilic л, ch like h but softer)

[@EwigWinterreich]

Shamanism is a Finno-Ugric, Turkic, and Mongol practice. For Slavs there were volkhvs (Волхв) similar to Norse völva. Also žrec (жрец) from Proto-Slavic *žьrti (жртва). Then you have the vedmak (also вештац, wiedzmin, etc.), koldun, vedunya, chernorizets (old slavic - Чръноризьць), etc...Wizardry is a very silly, unhistorical term.

[@filokteti9385]

Long Life Russian And All Slavic People! 😍😍❤❤💜💜💚💚💝💝🌞🌞🌺🌺🌹🌹🌸🌸🏵🏵🌻🌻🌼🌼🌷🌷🥀🥀☘☘🌲🌲🌳🌳

[@EnderCorePL]

I hate to hear how Christianity screwed over our culture. Not blaming modern Christians of course, but it's a sad thing nonetheless. That said, I'm happy it isn't forgotten.

[@tommyslavic898]

My Father (From Batkovci) thought he could "see" winning race horses in coffee stains. Terrible gambler and he died broke.

[@zemljankavesna]

Sve reče u dve rečenice. Pozdrav od komšinice iz Zagreba

[@tommyslavic898]

@@zemljankavesna Hvala. Ne komšinice. U Australiji sam :)

[@АлексейФессович]

Добавляйтесь в группу ВК

[@Jebacarciarzy]

Sława swiatowidowi

[@sheisbluehawk]

I Sława tobie bracie

[@ProudToBeFromPoland]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/haCmi3Zjft2cZrMsi=pASn7lxMHcpFtosz

[@ProudToBeFromPoland]

Sława jezusowi chrystusowi

[@Jebacarciarzy]

@@ProudToBeFromPoland jebac heretyka

[@franekdolasnaemigracji5091]

Baba jaga.

[@zemljankavesna]

Da, baba Jaga 😀

[@dougcassin677]

The relationship, spiritual interaction and sheer joy of nature is ingrained over millennium in the European folk soul. Call it genetic memory if you like. These aspects seem much more extensive as a matter of degree, than compared with non- European peoples of the world. The simplest way to say it would describe European people's (white people) possessing a forest mind and soul.

[@littlefootnanak7178]

Slavs are not pure European. Our culture & history has been influenced by both Europe and Asia esp east slavs

[@TheEmpress185]

Czarodziej,czarownica,wiedźma... And the insect we call czerw afaik

[@gajapekosak2874]

Ah yes, se mi je zdelo, da ta trdi R, ampak mehek L lahko pripadata le fellow Slovencu ;)

[@pythaesfromtheonionpatch1640]

We should create a discord server so that we may commune, and share ideas

[@lebarondeminuit3580]

For terminology, maybe Druid is better than Shaman ?

[@Rockyourassed]

Interesting video! Had there been anyway Slovenian rising like for Serbia in the XIX century? :)

[@simonidastankovic2627]

No, but yes, in 16th Cent.together with the Croats against the Hungarian feodalists. Slovenes preserved some of the most ancient linguistic forms among Slavic nations

[@Rockyourassed]

@@simonidastankovic2627 give me precise uprising please :) i wanna know more!

[@slothbrok3302]

Odlićno Burazer.... sviđalo mi se. Veštica or witch in english came from the desert cult majority of Us Slavs practice today..... “witches” or midwives/ sorceress were healers or keepers of tradition..... I recommend good reads like “Secret of the She Bear “🐻 by Marie Cachet..... or Chernobog’s Riddles by KZbin’s “World Tree” If interested in our Rodnover roots on this subject..... even writes on bees and beekeeping..... as you have brought up..... I’d also suggest Varg Vikernes books on these subjects. Id recommend his channel..... however it was taken down by the Global....New world order powers to be..... due to his honesty. Keep up the good work. Slava Rodu!!

[@EwigWinterreich]

Буразер је турска реч. Вештица/Вештац је Словенска реч и нема никакве везе са Енглезима или пустињским религијама....

[@demax555]

Engleski jezik je patvoren jezik.

[@tomblack9699]

Perfect a Roma curse. Thanks 😊

[@yakov8234]

Slavs have a strong association with Magia in general, but even more nowadays. I'm a mixed Slavic (Russian) and Caucasian Jew. Most of my family from my father side has -slav on their names. Perhaps having also some Persian, Turkish, and Mongolian in me, according to history.

[@nunofrexes2662]

nice vídeo... this deserves a nice song... Alkonost-- 01/07/2019 i don't know the name of the song in English...

[@niki2565]

Pozdav iz Crne Gore, lijep viseo ali si se trebao pozabaviti malo vise tradicijom balkanskih slovena jer po najnovijim istrazivanjima odavde je sve poteklo pa se sirilo dalje ...nadam se da ces to obraditi u buduce!!pozdrav...

[@demax555]

Tako je, kurvini sinovu skrivaju pravu povijest, krenulo je iz Vinče i širilo se dalje poslije zadnjeg ledenog doba.

[@weebzone7765]

Zdravooo, ako imas neke dobre izvore o ovak im stvarima pls napisi

[@kustom13rods]

My ancestors were the DRUIDS.